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latter, be says. oan be cured by careful
treatment aud there is DO reason to
thisk the Grown Princes case will prove
an exception.
PursuIng Baaditfi.
MATAxoRAs, Mex, June The par
ticalars OF the late action between she
Mexican cavalry under Col. kieves Her-
nandez and the Mexican basdIts r cent
ly driven from Baisa- Cut on by aid of
the civil suthoTitiss OF Isxts, have bsen
received. The bandits nam oefed tRenty
eight and Brs believed tn have been
aader command OF l. zkS Ayaia, the
vsll- known bandit, fron the state Of
Nneve Leon. Col. Hsrmands los one
nsa killed and three wounded. -Four
teen sf the bar dts we're o4ptured and
Immediately sxecu;ed. The others are
being hotly pursued asd the cavalry
from all qasrsers ara closing in on them.
IL is reported tast cJse Of ri1=s vas
sent to theae ms0 bg the evolutionary
party IN Brownsville. The civil and
M-xIcan authorities are working IN
unison TO break 40 ths banditti which
for ovsF forty years have invested the
Cat on siouR the boFdsr.
VerdicI for PIaIsun.
NEv YoRK. Jane 4. The iary Ia the
Andsrsoa Nill contest has rendered a
vsrdIct for tns plNnuf. Mary Maud
Watson, which gives her one ffth inter
est ia the Plszs H. prog-rty a. Fifty
nintn street and Fif avenue.
weekly KaRk Statement
NKW ToEK jane A-Ths wsekly bank
stat a8eut sna~s reserve dscrrase nf
81 f5i 00- The banks nov eOid S&,3Z7-
90 IN excess Of the rzle.
Jimmy Hope at AubaFn.
AuscXS. IN - Jane 4-Jimmy
Hape, tue baFelar. jnsi eXsradited fram
California, Pesehed tbs prIsoa here this
morning 20 serve out his aasxpiFed sen-
teues. He is uadsF indistmsng here for
jail breaking.
Advice ts LSFd RaadsipA.
LONDON. Jane The Tf1aes. 10 eOu-
msntlng Ga Lord Rsud0iph ChaFchil.'s e
speech a. WolverhsnpIoa last Eight
SAVE: LIST Lord Randolph coxvsrt biz
Indignation into = steady IRE OF rssSlats
puFpose, and N stare ans ulan wIth %
tieni and s9beF industry 1nsn be may
besoEns = teTrsF y evil d0sFs, and some
day sn opportunity may eons ap for
psising his ripsned parPosss into exc
cItfoo"
Probable Deem Of the SoEaies
Invaders.
Il Plso. Tex }. June 4.-Gsrsral
LsOrenzo Vega. Prtstasnf Of the Msxi-
/ esu Military CoaTt that ssctsroed ths
three NsgAles invaders 10 dsAth. is in
I e Paso, ard says thAt Gel Ayisra
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Travellers Life and Accident.

WsrId.
he srcuFed By es4lgs
O0O ma~sts.ea 0eS 600 surpgus
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Nsts the foll0ving; BayinR al goods
stFts.iy for eAsn enables ns 70 oaag %
many bargains unsppfoaehahis By any
oihsF house. Money refunded a ail
times II goods are nJi satisfactory.
ToKLAs q Sm0HMM1x.
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WASHINGTON. June 4. -Ths Depart
uoent Of st4ss has resolved information
from tbs Minister Of he United States
AZ Berlin that deposit Of ID ratifsA-
tiIn CORY Of the eonvsutiOp and the 6nal
protocol of March 20 1884, for the pre-
tecsion Of industrial prop rty bsd b 90
made on May 30, and that day has been
socspfsd BY the swiss government a.
the date OF accession TO the Unlon for
prctsstiou Of ind astriai prorsriy. A con
Veution VIII b proclaimed BY tke Pres
Ident At A. early day - possible. Toe
rtiscation Of be protocol Of Msy ii,
1854. at having been exchanged, the
laus. is not internationally binding.
hahfnr The ammnreaalan af NellaR
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Atiarked by MeKIeana.

Tuosos. JaDs "A party Of MsxieaDs
sttseksd Woods JauetiOn ssssi o lasl
uigst and killed IhOmss s. Moore, tied
Mrs.. Woods hand and foot and bed
robbed tke house. Bat for TIE timely
arrival OF assistance they vsuid bsvs
mufdeFed Mrs Woods. Moore uAa 64
years Of age and an old pionseF. Toe
Mexieans are suppossd 70 have I'D to
sonora
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TIrzonIA. June A--Vice Prezidsnt
Van Horne, Of The Canadian Pacific,
arrived last night he stated thst ~
WInnipeR bgilt . rosd 20 tue boaneary
10 eonnset With the northern Pseiae,
his company would remove ita mana
factaFinR shops 20 other points de
charAeseFiEs9 the agitation A. resalis
tiop by ths Northern for she Canadian
road sntsunR the Puget Sound ano
Portland traae and said tbat oyeFtnres
bad been made 70 secure the wlthdrawal
Of the Canadian. b1t they intended 20
ssay and tAks al sbsy oOald get.
The disoovsries Of QaariE IN Nicola
valley are said 20 b. ths largest and
riehess hnd syst made. Mining men
clAioa thA1 IL Will be richsE than Nevada.
/ Assays grove tss extgeuDe fiobnsss OF
sna ore. Mary men are proeeeding 70
the spos. Assays Of rock from the we4l
oo4sl of VsoeSuvsF ave VI 70 The too.
A GATED states easioms efassf -
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VIessry for sAe Mea.

SAN FRASoIsoo. jane 4.-The strike
Of the marine engineers employed on
steam schoOners is virtually over. The
result is a victory for the men. who
have been granted the Increase of
vsRes ssked for ard also the assistsncs
Of two aremsn. This evening the steam
schooner West Oaast will depart for
Fort Bragg With tvo fremeR. aRd the
Green Good and whitesboro have sailed
for the Northern Coast.
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Ell PAso. (Ttx Jane 4-Tvo slight
shocks Of earthquake vrre felt beFe tois
Afternoon about ooe o'clock, bnt ths5
uere 80 slight and OF cob short dnra-
tion that only few people experienced
ths aeuaHfion.
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sAx FRaxclBco, Jans IN. Werthsi-
uey, the wboissAis batchsF, y 10 rsesipl
OF . IsttsF from his sister residing In
Baden, GsFmADy, 70 The e1sss that they
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NKvBUR0, June (. The SynOd of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church 10
America today resolved TO refrain from
voting for any candidates for any Office,
the incumbent Of which must take AZ
cath 10 sappoFt . oonstitutio1 that
fails to recognize the existence Of God.
The Synod has also resolved that a.
student should be licensed to be a min
lister or installed as pastor OF any con-
0re0ation in It's charss Who uses to-
baco0 10 any form. and no person
should be elected 20 of1Oe In any Of its
ahw Hahaa vwha na.n
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ATLANTA. (Ga.l jane 4--~id PhelaN'a
saokes shop has failed; loss. $4,000,
sssets, nothing. Phelan was = member
the Chicago Board sf Trade. He had
houses IN Atlanta. Montgomery, Char
lotta, Savannah. Birmingham and Sell
ua. Pork drst threw him. then 0stton.
and last oaffea.
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Fever.

wAsHTNSrOS. jane 4.-Surgson-GsD-
eral Hamilton today received telegram
from the Governor Of Florida, saying
"a q the State bad NJ Bard Of Health,
and asking for aid In the suppression Of
ysliow fevsF. The Sareson-Gensrsi re-
piled that be would send al sbs aid
possible % Be given. and asked II the
l. qisIataFs could nos pass tbe Necessary
lass.
Premature Explosion % Dynamite
ALTOONA, (Pa.). Jane 4-RiRht msn
we're instantly killed and six very bsdly
iriarsd tnis aftegDOoH BY ths prsmature
explosion Of dynamite At the Cambris
Iroa Compsny's stone qaErFies Al Bir-
uipshAn In this county. ssns % The
iuiared Gill die. TWo Of ths injured
are Italians. ali the others are Aaoesi-
cans. Tie reports are very noAgrs.
Large German Kstafs.
sAx FKaxclBco. Jons IN. Werthsi-
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Prebable Deem Of shs NoEaies

Il PLso, (Iex }, June E.-6spsrai
Lorenzo Vega. PrtsiAsnt Of the Nsxi-
eso Military CoaTf shat ssntsneed tae
three SsgAles Invaders 10 dsAth. is IN
e Paso, ard says thAt Gel Ayisna.
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wAsHNar n, June 4.-The bids for
furnishing bacon. coffee, sugar, salt,
beans and other groseFies, also agricul-
taral implements, tin and glassware
and miscellaneous lot Of hardware for
the Indian agencies on the Pacific
Coast. will be opened on Wednesday,
July 18Th, at San Francisco.
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Illness Of James speed.

LOUISVILLE, June l.-Jsmea Speed
who was Attorney General under Lin
coin, ts dangerously i'll at bis home In
this county. The family and physicisnl
state that be can live but few day
longer. He is almost 50 years OF age
and 10 sinking from mere exhaustioa.
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Thistle Beaten.

PmLADEIPHIA. June AT today's
session of the Ev vGnRslioAl L1theriAn
Mibistrum. after brief discussion, q
new ooustitaitoD VAS adopted. The
new measure provides slFict-T and more
advanced rules for church government,
but is BY no nsans radical 10 its effects.
It will become operative imms diAtly
after adj Iarnment Of the present annual
meeting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-04
CHOCTAW INDIAN TROUBLE
BETWEEN THE FULL BLOODS AND
HALF BREEDS
Growing I'm Intensity, and Has I'm
Many Cases Terminated I'm
BlOOdshed.

CHICAGO, ILL June ga Times
special from Little Rock, Ark, says; Re-
ports from the Choctaw Nation are t. the eff
10 [ tn At the trouble between the full blOOds
and half breeds is growing in inten hty,, and
has in macy cases terminated in bloodsh d.
The Governor of the: nation and local au-
thorites are doing ali In their power to pre-
serve peace an protect lives and property,
but the men who are at the bottom OF the
trouble are desperadoes, many of who IN have
= Drioe on their heads, hence peaceful settle
ment seems impossible Rumors OF murders
and deeds of lawlessness fly thick and fast,
Eh,le many families continue to leave the
country. There is an i'll suppressed bittsr,
ness gainst whites who have intermarried
with thoctaw women, thus acQuirins rights
in the nation. and these "squawmen," as
thew are termed, are objects II persecution.
MANY of the full blood urge the expulsion 81
every white man in ChOctaw territory, giy.
stirring up stri between full bloods and
h II breeds, and are constantly enorOaohinl
on indian rigl Is. A parry of whites anC
halfbreeds were attacked Monday on Buf
falo Creek by a band of full bl.Ods. In thu
melee veral were wounded on either side
| two fatally. The attacking party ret Gated
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a SUBSTANTIAL PROSPERITY.

The Chattanooga 7rddsman, q very
conservative periodical, after carefully
locking over the South, is deliberately
Of the opinion that "the fears ex'
pressed in some quarters that the real
estate imitation will bring about o
general panic In the coming fall,
about the time the later notes OF buy
ers at boom prices fall due, have not
much foundation. Real estate values
have not been much inflated, except
An isolated localities. Lands and let's
have not absorbed millions as did
ianey stock and needless manufacture
ing plant in 1880. The country now
has q full supply Of sound currency,
and has got we'll used to handling it;
We have not the superadded complica-
lions which resumption OF specie pay
nents put into the situation in 1879.
Real estate dealing has been confined
60 older communities, has not been in
Western stake towns; the lands
handled are, as a rule, intfinsi-
aally worth all the buyers agreed
10 pay for them, and meanf
to carry such holdings will be
plenty at low rates OF interest by mex
August or September" This is espe
cially the case in Memphis. Land
selling here possess value far beyont
present prices, and are destined TO g
rapid appreciation. There are man!
great fortunes yet to be made in Mem
phis lands. Spectators are Just nov
merely taking, as II were, the skim
mings Of the pot. Land is the las
thing to be affected by boom, and
always survives a crash. It Is thar.
1t cannot be taken away nor cal
it's relations to a general prosperity b
discounted. Broad acres are the bas
OF an assured future. They anchc
the family and strengthen the Stat
They make for the future as well I
khe present.
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make money by It; he does not see
where profits are to bs secured by
buying land by the acre and selling 1t
by the front foot, therefore no one
else can make them; he has not mind
enough TO project q scheme OF land
sales, therefore no one else can have;
he does not see how or where the city
can be doomed, theref IRE 1t ought not
TO be doomed. The limits and bounds
Of his own little world he insists must
be the limits and bounds OF the world
OF every other person. He does
not believe that any one can see
farther than he does, and when
he is at last confronted with proofs TO
the contrary he admits, but shakes
his head and predicts dreadful panic
and losses that are to paralyze the
world. But he is wrong in all his pre-
dlctions. Lands continue to 90 up in
value because they are good invest
ment. Towns are established and
railroads are built, anu all Ct them
flourish because there is q demand for
them, because the people want to
invest in them and they prefer live
investments to dead; because they
want to follow up their money and
put their own labor and spunk and
spirit under it to make large profits.
They walk right over the croaker and
leave him to Croak alone. 1t is bis
nature, and he would not be happy II
he did not croak. Money is abundant
and land is cheap. Here it is away
low down under the value put upon II
| in places with not 1.-THE OF the advant
ages that Memphis has, and 1t will
take half dozen booms like the pres
emit to briUg it up to anything like
real boom price. The shrewd mar
will buy now and secure an eligible
site for home.
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MEMORIAL no TIE DEAD.
CHAECEL WINDOW IN CALVARY
IN HONOR OF THE LATE
Jacob Thompson DR.. George
whites Memory 10 BE Per-
petuated.
The usual eervices al Calvary church

The usual services at Calvary church
tomorrow will trke an increased interest
from the unwilling of a memorial church
window to the late Col Jacob Thompson;
The morning prayer and Sunday SCHOOL will
mon and communion at IL O. clock, and be-
tween the two services-at 1880 O'clock-the
unveiling ceremonies will occur. The win
dow Is one Of the finest art works IA the
at a cost of $500. It'll a triplet window,
containing in the three lancet4 magnifi ent
pictures representing the scenes of the ma
t,vity, the crucifxion and the ascension OF
Christ. The effect on the church is ono Of
great ornamou tation, and the window will
bear the CLOSEST criticism and study.
1t Is also the determination Of DR.. j. Bur-
ford, thu new rector OF Calvary, to erect
memorial 20 the late Or. White. Ia an
Sunday, May I'D, the reverend gentleman
The time honored cu'tom Of commemorate
ing the virtues and chara,ter OF the illustIi-
ous dead in ohafed marble or bronze ought
now to DO invoked to tell coming generations
| how the people of Memphis. and especially
| the congregation of Calvary church. loved
| and revered q rector, priest and pastor, who
was with them in Joy and sorrow, property
and adversely, sic SneSs and health, for near,
| ly thirty years as pious example, faithful
| teacher and a true IN mister OF the Christian
| religion. No appeal Is needful to incito you
| to nay n suitable ana peJmAuoub UlUuto ~
his worth and true mob lily. As the new
rector, and his successor, L desire to give
| YOU ard all his friends an opportunity 10 ex-
press your love tor the grand ootogen arian
| prIest and pastor. 1t Is my purpose TO erect
AT an early day, in the chancel OF Calvary
| churoh. the center Of his eonsecrated min,
irtry, memorial marble or brass octagona
puI pit, app opriately intoribed. DR.. White
ns I am intorme b. his daughters, had of
ten expressed his desire to have such pull
pit, In keeping with tho beautiful
ait,r, leetorn, font and momoria
windows now. gracins our venerabl,
viii cost from $500 to $1,000, according t
m a orial and sdOrnment. i expect TO g
Easl in few weeks, and greatly. desire tn
high honor and privil ge cf ordering such,
memorial. 1t should be the best that can b
made by skill ul designers. Us chardcte
will be d tormined by the amount which 20
loyinaly and reVerently devote TO so praise
/ Wo thy an o. ject. No personal solicitat on
W il b, made by me or any one else. N
notification of our intention is. am sure, a.
! thatil requisite. 1t is TO he hoped that ever
member OF Ca vary Parith, men, women an
: child en-, rich ana p )or, with any persons
7 friends Of DR.. White outside of the samt
I will gladly send an offering. however smal
| for this appropfiate memorial. Donat,or
/. may DO sent to me or Cant; q. M. Collie
4 l. easurer of the vestry, within the next tv
weeks. A list Of contributors to this mem!
:, rial fund will be sept and attached to u
1 pulpit when il is cousecrated.
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AN EARTHQUAKE SWEEPS
OVER A GREATER PORTION OF
CALIFORNIA
And Nevada-TerTihc storms Near
Kansas City Result I'm the Death
Of Two Men.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 3.-An
earthquake swept over the greater
portion OF Northern California and
Western Nevada between 2 and 3
o'clock this morning. Reports from
different points seem to place the CEN
ter OF the wave at the same place, on
the boundary line between the two
States. One house near Genoa, New,
after the earthquake wss surrounded
by cracks In the ground from one inch
to foot in width. Another stroke
equally as heavy would have de-
strosed every brick house In town,
At Sacramento II shook houses, max
ing them rumble as windows were
being Jared by gusts Of wind. The
shock was also felt In the Yosemite
valley. At Carson City, New, pictures
and large amount OF plaster fell from
the Supreme Court room into the Gap
itol building, Hot Springs are report
ed dried up. Virginia City, Truckeer
Marysvil!e, Carson and Nevada City
are q few Of the many other points al
fectad nv the shocks.
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PRaspEor House, N. Y, June g.
Tais has besn very quiet and I'M
eventual day fer the Pfesiden's party;
The storm in which they were all
caught on Heel pond yesterday after
noon continued most uninterrupted ly
lest night, stopping this morning, then
beg ID az ia and continued until the
afternoon. The storm lifting about 2
o'clock, the Presi ent and Co. La
mont started, while the clouds were
sill dripping, for hoel Pond, the
Pre,ident beng determined to try the
waters upon which Mrs. Cleveland
had met with such good luck yester'
day. Toey trolled until long past sun
down. hui did not V4t ono "Atrike
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Terriflc Btorms-Three Men and .
HOFne IA llIeu.

KANSAS O.Ty, Mo-, June ga ter
rible rain storm, accompanied by
binding lightning and heavy thunder,
occurred here between 4 and 9 O'Clock
this evening. The Missouri Pacific
yards were badly flooded and consid-
erable minor damage was done
throughout the city. At Rosedale,
Lswls HuCkett, while sitting in his
front door, was struck by lightning
and instantly killed and the house
consumed. Eight mile east OF here,
David Custer, who was on horseback,
took refuge under a tree, which was
struck, and both horse end rider
killed. Passengers on incoming trains
ON the Kansas City, Fort Scott and
Gulf road report having passed
through a wind storm, fifteen mllei
south OF here, that was so violent as tt
cause a panic among those on thu
train, which appeared to be in dsngei
Of being blown of the track.
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Rsrormea Presby terlan Church.

NRwBuRa, N. Y, June 8 The
Synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church of America, in session here,
have adopted resolution declaring
that the violation Of the Sabbath by
the Postoffice Department is one OF
the greatest sins of the govern
ment, as we'll as one Of the greatest
causes OF the Sabbath dissertation
throughout the whole commonwealth,
and calling upon organizations OF all
evangelical bodies In the United States
to combine In order to secure entire
abolition Of whatever in the Postohi &C
Department Is In violation OF the Sab
bath law,
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TWO YOUTHFUL OUTLAWS
ORDER A MERCHANr TO THROW
UP HIS HANDS,
And They Relieve Him Of s1I0O I'm
Cash-They Are Cap
tured.
IarasrIL TO rHn APPEAL.

ToULoN, TENN, June 3-News was
received here today of the exploits OF two
youthful Jesse JAmeses, at Maury CITY,
Crockett county, sixteen miles distant. Two
boys. about fourteen and sixteen years old,
nan es unknown, went in Perry's store at
Maury City at night just after the front door
was cl sod. Mr.. Perry was posting. up his
books, and whom he looked around he was
con lronted by the boys, somewhat disguised
and armed with double blrreled shotguns.
They ordered him to throw up bis hands.
and he was tearched for arms. Thev then
threatened to kill him If he did not unlock
the safe. The safe was opened By Perry and
SLIGO and gold watch we're stolen. The two
boys won't to Gates, in Lauderdale county,
and started to take tho train, but spent ONE
money there, and their conversation
ard actions led some 10 suspect that they
we're the perpetrators of the bold robbery at
Maury City. The boys returned home in the
neighborhoOd of the scene of the robbery
and went to work. They were arrested on
information furnished by a gentleman at
Gates a. d are now in Jail at Alamo All the
money was recovered except $40. The watch
was not recovered. The robbery created
intense excitement and II is said mob law
was threatened. The boys had been reading
Jesse James literal are and Trey were trying
to initiate the celebrated rObber and muir
derer.
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MEMPHIS DOGS.
AS Prize winners AT the DetrOib
Michigan, Bench Ss0--A
Great scoop.

Memphis dogs won all Of the first
prizes at the Detroit, Mich, bench
show. Paul Gladstone won fret in
the champion dog class, and the
special prize for best English setter
shown, also two other special prizes.
Juno A. won first in champion bitch
class and special prizs for best English
setter bitch shown, also one other
special prize. Roderigo won frat in
the open dog class aud special prize as
best English setter (dog or bitch) OF
the open class. Claud won fist in the
dog puppy class and special for best
English setter puppy shown. All Of
these dogs are owned by the Memphis
and Avent Kennel OF this city. This
Kennel also won two special prizes tol
the best kennel OF English settlers and
sporting dogs.
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NOTABLES.

New YoRK, June 3.-Jsy Gould left
hare this morning on is yacht Atlanta for
Fortress Monroe, where he intends spending
the next few days.
NKw YoRK June 3.-Editor 0'Brien
received many callers today and took q drive
In the park.
WARRINGTON, June 3.-Prof Sum-
mar, of Yale College, has been appointed a
meu,b Der of the BO rd of Visitors to the Naval
Acade my, thus completing the membership
~ The board.
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The Union Depot.

Any one visiting the old navy yard
will be surprised to see the old shan
ties and tenements that used to be an
eyesore to Memphis being torn down
and carried away. The question nat
urally arises, What is this f1I2 Why,
a grand Union Depot Is going TO be
erected. Memphis will soon have the
finest Union Depot in the South. De-
pots mean railroads, railroads mean
machine shops, machine shops mean
men, women and children, aud men
women and children mean increase IN
population, increase in population
means advance in real estate. which
means you had better buy now; by
all means attend the auction sale o
lots Saturday, June 4th.